A Postdoc's Story: Greece's Christina Karatzaferi Remembers UCSF
From Greece to San Francisco and back again, former postdoc Christina Karatzaferi carries UCSF with her always...
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Give to UCSFFrom Greece to San Francisco and back again, former postdoc Christina Karatzaferi carries UCSF with her always...
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UCSF will be testing its response to a pandemic flu outbreak on Thursday.
UCSF is working to ensure that "students and trainees are immersed in a culture that embraces interdisciplinary, interprofessional and transdisciplinary educational programs."
UCSF is making strides in its efforts to nurture diversity, campus leaders say.
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has promised $10.75 million to extend a ground-breaking UCSF project to help combat maternal mortality in Nigeria and India – two countries that comprise one-third of all maternal deaths worldwide.
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